June POLYFiK will be marked by the search for climate and family utopia

In June, we'll take a look at what utopia looks like in the face of climate change with the POLYFiK film club. In rátátátáná of the VŠPJ Film Club, which will take place at úterýJune 7, 2022 at 3 p.m. In the meeting´ mí room next to the V&Scaron& PJ historic auditorium, the documentary The Hunt for Drowning by Norwegian director Erlend E. Mo from 202020.

After the film is over, a discussion with Anika Chalupska will follow. A geographer and environmentalist whoá stráveáveá mostá professionalá careers in environmentaláShe lives in Brno and works at the Jihlava City Hall in the strategicéén&newán´ area. He owns a forest, fields, a piece of a nature reserve and a ruined farm in the village of Jihlávka.

Anika Chalupská

Admission to both the promátá and the nátá discussion is free. Capacity is limitedá therefore, we recommend that you reserve a m´ hundred via theá form&a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1U9-swnEiCOEWNWohJIget4mE0vmVPg2vxJsUdrW7y_0/edit">HERE.

Drowning chaseí

Directed by Erlend E. Mo

Country of origin: Dánland, Norway, Švédland

Year of birth: 2020

Although directorér Mo, his wife and three children liveé their Scandinaviané dream on a remoteé farm somewhere in Norway, trépé is a carbonémetalé footprint of their well-being. Climateá ú ú hardship provokes them to seek a more sustainable&scaron& í way of life. They leaveští their idyllicý home and move to "Permatopia" – a brand newé, self-sufficienté, organicé farm in Dá nland. But will living in a greené community really be a solutionšením for a family of five hard-headedých individualists with differentýlnýln ideas and dreams? A heartfeltý but fromá an equally brutalý film about oneé family's attempt to actually make a difference in the face of climateé change.